Symposium “Prevention of Substance Use Disorders & Cognitive Development of the Adolescent Brain”.

PROBLEMS OF ADDICTION FOR CHILDREN AND Adolescents in School

On September 19, 2022, the American Institute of International Social Psychology (AIPI) was honored to be the connecting unit between the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI VN), the Center for Technology Transfer of Article Substance Use & HIV Treatment Southern Vietnam (SVHATTC) and American International School Vietnam (AISVN) in the symposium “Prevention of Substance Use Disorders & Cognitive Development of the Adolescent Brain “.

AIPI is honored to welcome and accompany experts:
1. Assoc.Prof.Dr. Do Van Dung – Director of the Southern Center for HIV and Substance Abuse Treatment Technology Transfer, Vice Chairman of the Science and Training Council, Dean of the Faculty of Public Health – University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City
2. MSc. Vu Thi Tuong Vi – Coordinator at the Southern HIV & Substance Addiction Treatment Technology Transfer Center.
3. MSc. Bs. Doan Truc Quynh – Lecturer at University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Ho Chi Minh City
4. Pham Quang Tien – Member of YSEALI VN

The training program was designed by leading experts on substance abuse, specifically for foreign and Vietnamese high school teachers and the Management Board of American International School Vietnam. With many new and interesting contents, the seminar attracted the active participation of the participants, and brought a lot of useful information about brain activity, mechanism of action and preventive measures. prevent. Participants not only discussed and learned more about substance abuse, but also learned about prevention strategies in schools to best support students.
The seminar took place very successfully in a dynamic and exciting atmosphere, with a lot of useful knowledge. The success of the seminar program also marks AIPI’s effective efforts in building and expanding a network of practitioners providing professional psychosocial services.

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